Best Hotels in Deadwood

U.S. News & World Report ranks the best hotels in Deadwood based on an analysis of industry... READ MORE

U.S. News & World Report ranks the best hotels in Deadwood based on an analysis of industry awards, hotel star ratings and user ratings. Hotels that appear after ranked hotels are sorted by hotel class and then by user rating, as provided by TripAdvisor.

Holiday Inn Resort Deadwood Mountain Grand

This property is situated in Deadwood, South Dakota, famous for its Wild West days in the late 1800s, and is attached to the Homestake Mine Slime Plant, a historic landmark that is now an event center and casino. With views of the city and Mount Moriah Cemetery (where Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok are buried), the pet-friendly property has a grand stone fireplace in the lobby, as well as a spa, an indoor pool and a hot tub. The hotel also features guest laundry services, free valet service, fitness center and business center. Rooms, which guests said were spacious, have custom-built furniture, coffee makers, minifridges, free Wi-Fi access, historic artwork and walk-in showers with glass doors. The hotel has several options for dining, including Six String for lunch or dinner overlooking Whitewood Creek, Santana’s Sports Bar and Grill, Patron Patio with an outdoor deck with views of the town and the Ore Cart coffee shop. There are plenty of activities guests can enjoy nearby, such as biking, kayaking, hiking and horseback riding. The property, which is about 50 miles from the nearest airport in Rapid City, is affiliated with the InterContinental Hotels Group, so guests may earn and redeem IHG Rewards points when staying here.

Mineral Palace Hotel and Gaming

Located on historic Main Street in Deadwood, South Dakota, the Mineral Palace Hotel & Gaming has an on-site casino with blackjack, three-card poker, roulette and slot machines. Basic room accommodations feature free Wi-Fi access, granite tubs, large bathrooms and in-room coffee, with guests having the option to upgrade to a suite with a flat-screen TV and an in-room Jacuzzi. Other amenities include complimentary valet and on-site parking, a liquor store and a gift shop. For dining, the Gem Steakhouse & Saloon serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, though some visitors said that service was lacking there. Nearby attractions within walking distance of the property include Mount Moriah Cemetery, the Adams Museum and the Deadwood Winery. Recent guests praised the location, as well as the staff, at this hotel and casino.

SpringHill Suites Deadwood

SpringHill Suites Deadwood is located on the northern edge of the developed land adjacent to Black Hills National Forest, just off of Route 85. Surrounded by Deadwood, South Dakota, dining and entertainment options, and the sprawling forest, this Marriott location is ideally located for those wanting to enjoy the best of both worlds. This all-suite hotel sits next to a casino, with Brown Rock Sports Café – which serves American fare – in between. Recent guests recommended taking the trolley downtown, but cautioned that this lodging option charges a parking fee. Visitors at this smoke-free facility can also take advantage of an indoor infinity pool and hot tub, a fire pit and retractable roof, a fitness center, free breakfast, local restaurant delivery, a convenience store and laundry. The spacious accommodations include minifridges, microwaves, sofa beds, lounge chairs, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Marriott Rewards members can earn or use points by choosing to stay here.

The Lodge at Deadwood

For those who want to experience Black Hills National Forest and have access to nearby historical sites, dining and entertainment, The Lodge at Deadwood is an ideal fit. Just off of Route 85, this Deadwood, South Dakota, hotel indeed looks like a lodge, with wood and stone features plus a fireplace in the lobby. The property features a casino and a fitness center open 24 hours, two American restaurants (no free breakfast, though), an indoor kids pool, meeting space and a gift shop. Visitors can take the guest-recommended trolley to Deadwood destinations, including Main Street, Broken Boot Gold Mine and Mount Moriah Cemetery, where Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane were buried. Accommodations have classic decor and include free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV; some rooms also have minifridges, microwaves and a fireplace or a balcony.

First Gold Gaming Resort

With a whopping 11 casinos – 10 of them open 24 hours – First Gold Gaming Resort lives up to its name. The property sits on the inner edge of the Black Hills National Forest in Deadwood, South Dakota. Children ages 12 and younger stay for free at this hotel, which also offers pet-friendly accommodations. Hungry guests can take advantage of daily breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets with American staples, plus a deli and bar and lounge. You'll also find fitness and business centers, meeting and event space, parking with a trailer lot, weekend valet and a gift shop on-site, though there is no pool. Recent guests noted clean rooms, all of which have minifridges, microwaves, coffee pots and free Wi-Fi.